Oh Lynn, NO. I was really really hoping that you would find your Place In The Country today.
Hitting the phone again on Monday then......
Malka, the cool breeze seems to have disappeared now.
Girlies all had a chicken carcass for tea and are laid round looking expectant, they are like baby elephants and still want more. One of my friends is calling Keshi, Monster Munch because of the way she eats
I have eaten rubbish most of the afternoon, feeling hungry now so need to have a root round to see what I can eat now they are done and dusted.

Evening everyone, and before I forget.........TW that phrase you used late last night, "good point, well made" - it was from a sitcom, or a play or something wasn't it. I can see the chap now, but cannot for the life of me remember what it was Please put me out of my misery

This weather does not suit me, no indeedy.

Back to the drawing board then Lynn - not to worry though, you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince.

See, I told you the heat did me no good.

Sally... Good point, well made is said a lot in fifty shades of grey...did you read it?

I can't remember either Sally, was it Yes Minister? It has always stuck in my mind though.
Hows the hair and claws - full moon tonight?
Loving the weather, remind me, wasn't it you complaining about the cold and the rain not so long ago - is there no pleasing you

Eileen - you've never read Fifty Shades of Grey I've heard about it, but sounded a bit too strong for me

Absolutely TW,all of them and the Gideon Cross series!!!
My hubby is only here at the weekends you know

Lol Eileen, 50 shades series is actually a really sweet love story under all the naughty stuff, I loved it. Not read the other series you mentioned though!

The expression in Fifty Shades of Grey was "Fair point, well made".

"Good point, well made" was said by The Cat in the TV series Red Dwarf [Holoship 1992]

OK so I cheated, but

Zoeyvonne, they are written by Sylvia Day, first book is called Bared to you, absolutely brilliant

Evening Sally. Back to the drawing board indeed.
I have read the 50 shades trilogy really enjoyed it.

I am getting a little pee'd off with Gorden's attitude of this can be done and that can be done on this house with over 1/4 acre with no fencing. Don't get me wrong I would love 1/4 acre for Dillon if it was fenced or at least some of it was but it ain't and he could clear off across the fields or worse still get onto the main road. This would be ok if Gorden was going to be around to do the fencing and replace the bath which I wouldn't put Dillon in it is so filthy but he will be going back to London very soon after moving in.
Am I being too fussy ?